Helena author Joan Bird wants to believe. She spoke to a crowd of about 45 people Wednesday at the Western Heritage Center about her book, “Montana UFOs and Extraterrestrials.” The zoologist and biologist with a doctorate degree is scheduled to speak again at noon Thursday at the same location, in a talk sponsored by Humanities Montana....
Are aliens real? I never seen one, although... I believe I may have dated one in my early 20's. It would be the only way to explain that man/boy.
Vizthis.com says that UFO sightings in the US are at an all time high. From 1950 to 1980 there were less than 500 sightings a year...
This is something new I am going to call Lost Songs. Great songs that don't get any air time because they were not top ten hits. Most of this songs will be better songs than the hit was but just never got the push from the record company for one reason or another...
I'm trying to understand why...
According to this map, Montana sees LESS unidentified flying objects than anywhere else in the nation. And I just can't help but think that this would be the BEST place to spot them. After all, we do live in 'Big Sky County' and I can attest to the fact that we here in Montana can see the sky for miles, and miles.
UFO was a band to contend with back in the seventies and never got the recognition that they deserved. Pete Way of Fast Way was their bass player. And Michael Schenkr left the Scorpions to become their guitar player and still played with them as late as 2002 Sharks album...
Former UFO bassist Pete Way is celebrating his recent triumph over prostate cancer by inviting a few famous friends to guest on his next solo album, due in early 2015.
Todays lost band is UFO. They have been around for a long long time and put out some good new music but don't seem to get any radio play. The song I have picked today is from their cd Walk On Water and it is a great cd that came out in 1995...
When UFO released their first live album, the poetically named ‘Strangers in the Night,’ in January 1979, they surely couldn’t have guessed it would stand the test of time as one of history’s greatest concert documents — let alone mark the apex of their entire career.